The Port of Brussels is the pulsing heart of the city and the canal its vital artery. Crossing from one side of the capital to the other for over 14 kilometres, the canal serves a port area of 107 hectares: an economic hub, centre of nautical entertainment and a sea port. The Port of Brussels aims to encourage transport by water (as the most environmentally friendly mode of transport) create jobs, take action against global warming and improve urban distribution. It is Belgium’s second inland port, and only a 5-hour sail from the Port of Antwerp. Its quays stretch for 8.67 km, along the waterway that crosses the Brussels region from north to south. The port cluster is home to 350 companies and provides employment, either directly or indirectly, to almost 8,000 people! As port operator, the port is also responsible for maintaining the canal and its infrastructures.
View Top Employees from Port of BrusselsWebsite | http://www.port.brussels |
Revenue | $18 million |
Employees | 95 (59 on RocketReach) |
Founded | 1993 |
Phone | (322) 420-6700 |
Technologies | |
Industry | Maritime Transportation, Marine Shipping & Transportation, Transportation |
SIC | SIC Code 449 Companies, SIC Code 44 Companies |
NAICS | NAICS Code 488 Companies, NAICS Code 48 Companies |
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The Port of Brussels annual revenue was $18 million in 2024.
Rainier Reekmans is the Director General Ad Interim of Port of Brussels.
59 people are employed at Port of Brussels.
The NAICS codes for Port of Brussels are [488, 48].
The SIC codes for Port of Brussels are [449, 44].